Find yourself on the way
A route that transcends borders and connects people
The Gorizian Camino runs across Slovenia and Italy. It is divided into four stages, but can also be walked in three, five or more days. It is around 80 kilometres long.
Sprehajalne poti
Kolesarske poti
Gostišča & nastanitve
1st Stage
Aquileia - Sagrado
The first stage starts in Aquileia, where we can trace our roots to.
2nd Stage
Sagrado - Mirenski Grad
The second stage leads us to discover the wounds that have marked our territory.
3rd Stage
Mirenski Grad - Gorizia
The third stage allows us to discover both Gorizia & Nova Gorica.
4th Stage
Gorizia - Nova Gorica - Sveta Gora
The last stage takes us to Sveta Gora and represents a rebirth.
Stories and impressions from along the way
Have you walked the Gorizian Camino before? Tell us about your experiences, the beautiful landscapes, the historical sights and the people you met along the way. Together we can create a rich community full of inspiration and support for all who want to experience this unique route.
Iter Goritiense
Iter Goritiense pilgrimage
Download the GPX tracks for the Iter Goritiense pilgrimage
Explore the charm of the pilgrimage with our downloadable GPX tracks, perfect to guide you step by step along this scenic route. Use your GPS device to navigate the path and discover the wonders of the area in total safety and autonomy. Choose the section you prefer, download the track, and get ready for an unforgettable journey through nature, history, and culture.
News & events
Latest news
We share our experiences, tips and travel stories with readers to inspire and guide them in their travel adventures. From hidden gems to popular guesthouses and accommodations, we showcase the beauty and diversity of both Gorizia & Nova Gorica and encourage active exploration.
Iter goritiense, from project to reality: over a thousand pilgrims registered and inclusion in the fvg trails network
The trail from Aquileia to Sveta Gora, created thanks to the Interreg Italy-Slovenia project Walk2Spirit, is now a well-established reality in the Italian trail panorama. Following recognition from all the municipalities it passes through, it has now achieved certification as a Regional Trail (Cammino Regionale) and inclusion in the Friuli Venezia Giulia Trails Network (Rete dei Cammini del Friuli Venezia Giulia). Alongside signage, website, maps, and the official guidebook, a dedicated Web App will also soon be available to hikers.
Attention: detour at Pieris on the Iter Goritiense
Due to upgrading works near the embankment of the Isonzo river, the usual trail on the section following the Pieris bridge is temporarily inaccessible.
Europe Day marked with a hike along the Iter Goritiense pilgrimage route
On Saturday, May 9th, two cross-border hikes and a cycling excursion set off from Europe Square. Their goal was to present the results of completed European projects to the general public and thus honor Europe Day.
